Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Apple AR/VR Headset is Leaning Heavily on Sports, Featuring an Immersive Streaming Experience
Apple is looking to push its sports streaming content to its Reality Pro AR/VR Headset. We all know that the Apple AR/VR Headset, a. k. a. the Reality Pro, was made for multiple needs and purposes, including suiting the needs of both augmented and virtual reality.
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ARM Announces IPO in the US, Looks to Raise as Much as $10 Billion in Funds
ARM is now going public in the United States after its recent confirmation of the move. There is a significant move from ARM for its operations in the country, and the British semiconductor company has recently confirmed that it is launching its first-ever US IPO, making the country more accessible for investors.
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CryptoWatch: is Cryptocurrency Dead in the US? Bitcoin Whitepaper Disappears on macOS, Coinbase Sues SEC
Cryptocurrency is trying to come back with its growth and development, but will it revitalize this dying industry?
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Apple watchOS 10: Notable Changes are Coming with New Design, UI, Widgets, and MORE
Apple is looking to deliver an all-new watchOS 10 with major redesign changes, soon by WWDC 2023. Reports are now swirling about the upcoming release of the watchOS 10, the latest operating system that would power the company's Apple Watch, which was regarded to be seeing notable changes on this year's release.
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Twitter, Spotify vs. Apple: 'Absurd' App Store Rules is a Massive Concern for Executives
Spotify and Twitter found a common enemy, and that is Apple with its App Store rules. Twitter and Spotify are on the same page against Apple, particularly for a policy in the App Store now that centers on scaling users that identify themselves as content creator.
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‘Call of Duty: Warzone 2’ New Pay-to-Win Skin Appears in DMZ Mode, Will This Affect Matches?
Pay-to-win was previously canceled as it gives unfair advantages, but it reappears in Warzone 2.0's DMZ.
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Microsoft is Also Saying Goodbye to its Mice and Keyboard Amidst Layoffs, But Only to the Brand
Microsoft is not exactly shutting down the development of its mice and keyboard, but it will significantly lessen, unlike before.
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Atomic macOS Stealer: Malware Capable of Accessing Logins, Passwords, Crypto Wallets, and MORE
The Mac is facing a new problem yet again, and it is with the Atomic macOS Stealer that can access your sensitive information.
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Celebrities, Personalities, and More Users from Twitter Sign Up to BlueSky Amidst Issues
Massive names from Twitter are flocking to BlueSky now, despite being under beta. BlueSky is seeing prominence in its operations now, and this is because of the new experience it brings, as well as it is the one that resembles Twitter but is not rid of what Elon Musk has imposed throughout the past six months.
‘Star Wars Jedi: Survivor’ Teaser Shows Mark Hamill Teaching Cameron Monaghan the Ways of the Force
Mark Hamill appears in a heartwarming but comedic teaser for the upcoming Jedi Survivor. The wait for "Star Wars Jedi: Survivor" is finally over, as the game is set to drop in a few hours today, April 28, and will feature the latest story of Cal Kestis as he remains one of the only survivors from the Empire's wrath.
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Pop-Up Keyboards for Better Tactile Experience? New Display Tech Brings this for Flat Screens
Pop-up keyboards are now being developed using a new display technology, for flat screen devices. Innovation is at the forefront of modern technology, and the latest development in display technology is no exception.
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Meta Quest: New Feature to Download Latest Update to Apps Even Without Using the VR Headset
The downtime for when waiting for an update to finish is now over as you can leave the headset to download on its own.
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Microsoft is Saying Goodbye to Windows 10, to End Support by 2025, Already Runs its Final Version
Microsoft announced the end of support for Windows 10, with its latest version being its last update.
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Tesla Deepfake Claims Rejected, To Ask for Elon Musk’s Deposition on Autopilot Claims in Crash Investigation
The lawsuit against Tesla is now looking to get the CEO's deposition, as the judge rejected company's claims.
Twitter Community Notes to Label Misinformation, and Elon Musk Claims No One is Exempted
Elon Musk is reinforcing Community Notes to bring better context and information behind tweets to avoid misinformation spread.
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Apple App Store is Going Big in WWDC 2023, VP Talks About New Developments and Features Coming
Apple, who is not one for early announcements, has released a teaser of what is coming next for the App Store.
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pCloud Pass: the New Top-Notch Security Password Manager for All Logins [Review]
Passwords help users log in to their credentials securely, but it is only the first step to fully utilizing the internet without compromising security.
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‘Final Fantasy XVI’ PS5 Bundles, Themed-Controllers, Console Cover Dropping Soon, What to Expect
Final Fantasy XVI is coming soon, but Sony is also looking to debut console bundles and accessories to complete the experience.
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LG Gram SuperSlim Debuts, Lighter and Thinner Compared to the MacBook Air—What to Expect?
LG Gram's new release centers on the SuperSlim, and it is one lighter and thinner device. Technology is sizing down nowadays, but more are asking for larger screens to give them better displays on their use of the device, and this is what LG did exactly with the Gram SuperSlim.
Qualcomm Snapdragon Gaming Update Helps Reduce Mobile Battery Drain for a Worry-Free Experience
Qualcomm Snapdragon is allowing users to enjoy a mobile gaming experience with less worries. Qualcomm's Snapdragon is looking to expand more opportunities for gamers to enjoy mobile gaming through their devices powered by the company's chips.
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Agility Robotics' Digit Warehouse Bot Collapses After 20+ Hours of Live Demos, Claims 99% Success Rate
Agility Robotics shared a video of their robot collapsing after more than 20 hours of live demo. A new video that shows off what its robot can do was posted by Agility Robotics, centering on the Digit warehouse bot, which after more than 20 hours of doing live demonstrations for those watching it, collapsed on the ground.
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Virgin Galactic’s VSS Unity is Back, Another Test with Humans Soon Before Commercial Flight Offers
Virgin Galactic is improving the VSS Unity for future commercial space missions. After almost two years of grounding the spacecraft for its development and flight readiness, the VSS Unity has recently completed its glide test on Spaceport America that marks its return for future missions.
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Microsoft Edge Sends Data to Bing for Every Visited Website, Raising Privacy Issues
Microsoft was recently discovered to have been sharing every visited website to its search engine. A newly discovered privacy issue on the Microsoft Edge browser is enraging users because it sends every website visited by a user on the platform to the Bing search engine, turned on by default unless a user toggles it off.
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Top 5 Service Desk Software in 2023
Ensure all communications and concerns are in an all-in-one system for a streamlined process. The growth of the interconnected world has given significant development in handling company communications and operations, including the so-called service desk.
‘Fortnite’ Chapter 4 Season 3 Leaks: Desert or Tropical Theme Coming, New Design for Island?
Fortnite is looking to shake things up for the Island, one that would focus on a new environment. A new chapter and season are coming to "Fortnite.
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Japan's ispace Moon Mission New Evidence: Crash Landing on the Lunar Surface After Being Lost
The supposed historical moment for Japan and ispace is now believed to have crash-landed on the moon.
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GM and Hyundai are Saddling Up With South Korean Companies for New EV Battery Plants
GM and Hyundai are two of the latest companies which announce their plans to create EV batteries with South Korean partners.
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Google I/O 2023: Event Date Revealed, Here’s What to Expect—AI, Pixel Fold, and MORE
Google's I/O 2023 event is confirmed for next month, and many expectations are already set. The most anticipated event from the renowned Mountain View-based tech giant, Google, is coming, and I/O 2023's dates were already announced by the company coming next month.
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EU’s Digital Services Act Names Tech Companies That Must Follow its Latest Rules; Violators To Be Fined
Europe's new internet rules under the DSA's initial implementation designate its first set of tech companies.
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Colorado's Right-to-Repair Law Signed by Governor, Also Covers Agricultural Equipment
Right-to-repair allows the public to access parts without any restrictions from manufacturers. In a win for Colorado's general public, its Right-to-repair law was already signed and approved by its governor, and this will give them access to parts and manuals to carry out the fix for themselves.
